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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-30

Gov. TaplOr visited Ea't Tennessee
this week.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26

and the rain that followed damaged a
great deal OF merchandise. No per-
sons injured.
Reports from Blossom Prairie, Tex,
say there was u cyclone there.
A Nevada telegram says q terrific
cyeline swept over the northern part
OF Vernon county Thursday night at S
O'Clock. The clouds were plainly Wis.,
IDLE here, passing only about eight
miles from this city. The cyclone
seemed to come down the river, from
the Kansas line, dealing death and de-
struction wherever il struck. So far
as learned the first place IL touched
was In Metz township, passing through
Metz, Usage and Blue Mound town.
ships. Fences. houses. barns and
everything in the line OF the storm,
which was about half mile wide, were
picked up, rent into splinters and cast
down hundreds Of wards away. Trees
were torn up by the roots, over thirty
houses were destroyed and about fif-
teen persons killed. Only q partial
list of the dead has yet been obtained.
From Arkansas, Texas and the In
dian territory come other reports Of
the most terrific storm of 1857. In
many places whole families were
killed and small towns a1d hsmlets
depopulated. The loss cannot be
estimated.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26
Tragic but Unsuccessful.

A Butte printer attempted suicide
in the composing rooms Of the Butt.
Miner, unsuccessfully, however. He
left this note in explanations:
To the Public: In order to be briet
will only say that / am q printer, p
years of age. The cause that hav.
for taking the step | have is domestic
trouble. All that / care for on thi.
earth-my wife-has deserted me
Without h,r | am no good, either for
myself or any body else. She is living
in this city. | wish il TO be under
stood that | was neither drunk mol
crazy. | have never done any harm
TO anybody only TO myself. thank
the boys Of the craft Tor the kindnes.
they have shown me in the past.
Very respectfully,
j. L. ROCKFORD,
Known among printers as 'Roxie.'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26

The striking Milwaukee tailors were
obliged 10 give in.
The total amount Of trade dollars re-
deemed TO date is s., 243, 900.
The Turner's may be split in Chi
csgo over the anarchist question.
Life insurance business in 1856 in
New York amounted to $44s, ,5l5, ,242.
Prescott, Kan, has been wiped out
BY cyclone. Seventeen people were
killed.
Sixteen cars In Beaver Canyon,
Idaho, broke from the engine and
went over q precipice.
Editor Rothaker, Of the Omaha Tri-
bune, 10 under bonds charged with a.
sault TO kill Editor Rosewater, OF the
Bee.
A Washington dispatch 10 the st.
Louis Republican, claims that Presi-
dent Cleveland will not accept q re-
nomination.
Archbishop Corrigan warns the
Catholic Herald, an advocate Of FIR.
McGlynn, that II attacks the arch
bishop at its peril.
The executive committee of the g.
A. r.. in session at Chicago sustains
Gen. Fairchild's order restraining
posts from sending their opinions 70
newspapers.
Mr.. Scarth, Winnipeg's representa-.
tive In the dominion commons, SAYS
parliament will disallow the two rail.
way charters just passed by the Mani
toba legislature. III this 10 done IL may
cause . rebellion.
Secretary Lamar directs Commis.
sionsr Sparks 10 examine the title of
one Green 10 some ofjthe Turtle, M oun.
tain reservation lands, and II correct
the whole reservation OF l0,O60, 900
acres will be opened.
Prominent citizens Of New York
city, including Gen. Sherman, have
called meeting for Wednesday for Q
conference In regard to n movement
looking 10 the perpetual recognition Of
the birthday Of Gen. U. 8. Grant.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26

In this region was at first doubted,
and DIR. Alloway was sent for. He
immediately pronounced the disease
glsnders and found 1t in its most dan.
gerous form. Already he has killed
twelve animals and upon his return he
will Kill more. Among those shot was
one belonging to James Noonan, one to
John Ostlund, and one TO Gordon
Bright. Five Of the horses in Robld.
ou's barn were killed, a colt belonging
to John Davidson, two horses Of John
Robidou, and mare and year.
ling colt to George 2. Flsnnery. Four
mules owned by Mellon & McClung
were killed, and four horses belonging
to this firm will be shot when the
doctor returns. After examination Of
the premises. the doctor quarantined
John Ostlund's livery stable, and IL
must remain locked until the disease
is checked. Ii is understood that the
disease has taken firm foothold in
the barn, and all the animals are liza.
bic to be killed. A valuable black no rse
belonging to John White was taken
out to be shot yesterday afternoon, bu,
just as the trigger was to be pulled 1,
was decided that there was possibil.
ity of saving him without endsnger.
ing other animals. He was placed In
q small shack south of the city and
was quarantined. DIR. Alloway discov-
cred glandered pony on the street
last evening 1t was in use by Bert
Nortbrop, and as the disease was in
the primary stage, the animal was not
shot but ordered quarantined. The
disease is spreading rapidly, and II Is
fortunate that the veterinarian was
called. The contagion is not only ia.
tai to animals, but often works sad
havoc among the people, and 1t is i'm
portsnt that it be suppressed at once
Bismarck Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26
The New Game Law ,

An act 10 amend sections /, land 5 of
an act entitled "An act TO protect
game. fur-bearing animals, and fish, -
approved March S, 1888.
Be il Enacted by the Legislative As
senaby Of the Territory Of Aontdna:
Section !. That any person or Der.
sons who shall wilfully shoot, or
otherwise kill or cause to be killed,
any buffalo, moose, elk, white-tailed
deer, black.tailed deer, mountain
sheep, Rocky mountain goat, or ante
lope, between the first day of Decem-
Der and the fifteenth day Of August of
the ensuing year. shall be deemed
guilty OF q misdemeanor. and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined in
any sum not less than twenty dollars,
nor more than fifty dollars, for each
offense committed;
Sec. 2. That section two OF an act
entitled IAN act to protect game, fur
bearing animals aud fish, approved
March s, 1853. be amended to read as
follows: Section 2. That any person or
persons who shall wiltully shoot OF
otherwise kill. or cause TO be killed,
AZ any time. any Of the animals
mentioned in section one of this
for the purpose OF procuring the
head or hide only, or for spec
ulative purposes, or for market or fer
sale, shall be deemed guilty of q mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction there
Of shall be fined in any sum not less
than fifty nor more than two hundred
a - "a In hA
county jail not less than one month
nor more than six months, or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 3. That section OF said act be
amended 10 read as follows: Section
5. That any person or persons who
shall wilfully shoot, or cause to be
killed, any grouse, prairie chicken,
pheasant, fool hen, sage hen. part
ridge or quail, between the fifteenth
day Of November and the fifteenth day
Of August Of the next ensuing year,
shall be deemed guilty OF u
misdemeanor, and upon convic-
tion hereof shall be fined in any sum
not lers than twenty-five dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, and all persons
are hereby prohibited at all times from
killing any Of the birds in this section
for speculative purposes, or for market
or for sale; and any person OF persons
who shall hereafter kill for speculative
purposes, or offer for sale, any of the
kinds named in this section, shsll be
guilty Of q misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined in
any sum not less than twenty-five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollars for
each offence committed.
Approved March 8, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26
DEATH DESTRUCTION.
Melted out by the Cyclone Terror In the
southwest.

OUT ny sttttut
southwest.
81. Louis Telegram: Special dis.
patches published here show that { ar
full cyclones, tornsdoesand hail storms
swept over considerable part Of
western and southwestern Missouri
southeastern kanHss and northern
Arkansas on Thursday evening last.
causing great loss ana destruction TO
property rs well as manning q large
number Of people.
In Bates and Vernon counties, Mis-
sIouri, the destruction was very great.
West and south OF Rich Hill the storm
ragged with terrific violence and its
track Is strewn for miles with all kinds
of debris, including crushed and splin.
tered dewellings and outhouses, dead
animals and poultry, bed clothing,
wearing apparel and ell kinds OF farm
property. The estimated loss to pro.
perty is upwards Of Sl00, 900. Six peo-
ple were killed in the neighborhood
OF the towns Of Hume and Sprague,
and a number seriously and some
fatally injured. Humble station, on
the Pacific road, was destroyed, only
one house being left standing. DIR.
Smiths house, three miles from Rich
hill was blown to atoms, and Mrs,
Smith injured. Her daughter-in.law
Mrs. Ryan, and her two children were
also badly hurt. Two hired Lien on
the place also received injuries. All the
stables and graneries on the Bruce
place were demolished. At the Miller
farm, three miles west Of Sprague, q
splendid residence. barns, and out
houses were destroyed, nine cattle, a
number Of hogs and other stock killed
and Mr.. Miller and his wife and baby
blown into the well and drowned.
Several farm houses are entirely de-
stroyed. VIM. Kennett's house was
blown down aud burned up. Mrs.
Kennett had very narrow escape
from burning, as she was pinioDed
under some timber, and was only res.
cued by the heroic efforts OF her hus.
band. The Montgomery and Queen
Ridge school houses were wrecked.
In the lower part Of Linn county
Kansas, q regular funnel shaped
twister made q descent about 9 O'Clock
seven miles north Of Prescott. Ever,
farm house In the path Of the storm
was demolished and every house IL
Prescott destroyed. Nearly ever,
house at Miamai Junction, five mile,
north OF Prescott, was blown dowr
and several persons injured, Seven
teen persons are known to have beer
killed In Linn county, aud about fit,
were seriously injured.
In Jouri.on county, Kansas, report,
are coming slowly Of terrible devss
tations.
A special from Greensville. Mis.
says that section OF country was vie
tied by terrible thunder storm. foI'
lowed by hail that killed live stock
and injured many colored persons In
Bolivar county. The town OF Hunt
ington was nearly demolished.
A dispatch from Hannibal, MO-,
says that about midnight a terrific
storm unroofsd q number Of buildings,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26
sLAuourERISc HORSES
The Gianders Raging Among the Horses oi
the Missouri slope.

DIR. Allowsy, territorial veterinarian,
has been slaughtering horses In and
about Bismarck at boom rate for two
days, and will return In a few days TO
resume work among the animals. The
report that glanders had broken out
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-04-26
CHURCHES.

Baptist Church-Servioes sunday, II q. m, p,
IN. Q. ID. Downey, pastor.
Methodist Chureh-Seryices Sunday, II a. IN,
7;SU p. m. >. 4, snider, pastor.
Presbyterian Church-services Sunday. II a. IN.
6;S0p. IN. I. c. Armstrong, pastor.
st. Psurs, Episcopal-Daily except Saturday.
$3.50 1. m; Sunday, 1880 p. m. Vim. Horfsil,
rector
Chu ch Of sacred Heart, CathOlic-sunday, IL
O. m. L. W. J.Lindesmith, chaplain, U. s. A,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
Ameryka.
w MinnenpOliS, MINI,

splatali szpiegom temperaneklm
}adeeso fgla. Temperance sprowa-
dill z St. Paul 5 dytektywdw, ably
ci szpiegowali salonistdw a re W
Minneapolis ME istnieje zadna osob-
ma ustawa o %Swieceniu niedziell,
sad Grand Jury zaskarzy} saloni-
stow IA ~zprzedaz towarow W me
dziele. Salonisci potem kazali PREY
aresztowat wielka moe kupcow,
kt6rzy brazil udzia} W przeSladowa-
niu salonistow, Ia sprzedaz towarow
W niedziele. Pomiedzy tymi PREY
aresztowanymi znajdowat sic take
predykant n. Sutton, W kt@rego
lokalu s~przedano szczoteczke do &c
bow Ma TEN ME koniec. Adwokat salo
nistow zaangazowa} owych pieclu
detcktyw6w, ably szpiegowali W
Saltwater. Tam dw6ch z Mich upo-
jono i zaprowadzono do publiczne-
90 domu, zkad ich zadrano do
kozy i ukarano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
w U s

90. Jak poszediem % styc=nia
b. r., toe mule talk wypiacili: Ja
wrlacif 421 dolarow i cos ccntow,
"a dosta1em 428 dolurow i cos e n
tow. Me odrachowh ia ~jasz"ze
wstcpnego, ale tego mi mic aL.
Kiedym Mat po&yczorvch z
tel kasy so dolar6w przez % mic
SIEGE, u odciagneli mi z mojej sunny
ss,33-czy to W stosunku do pro-
centu, jaki sami p!aca, sprrwieali-
wie?-Przecicz nulczafo sic cd tych
SO dol. tylko $40. Alec natozyIi
ma mnIe jakas kare, o ktorej ia mic
ME wiedziaf, gdyz byfoby %powinna
bye zapisana W kwitowe,i ksia&ce
-nadto odciagneli premia, chociaz
o tel W artykulo 15tym ME napi
sano, 10 sic ja oplaca PREY pobie-
runiu pien'edzy, jeno przy pozy-
czaniu.
kuzdy sobie moze obrachowa",
czy re NINA postasili sobie spra-
wiedliwie. Kiedy sekretarz z pre-
zydentem byli zajeci moim racbun-
klein. talk in zaruz wicdziai, 4e
SIC pomyla, DO sckrctarz zapo-
mniat okularow spusclc Il czofa.
A|em sobin yomysla}:-To mic ME
szko4zi-co ME dojrzy, to ma nos
rotomu, to powacha. Ale musiala
tinta bye "a s.ara.
A prezydent rachujac. TAX tie
numery ofjwkiem zdziobat, co ich
ME bylo wnet poznac i o mato 10
ME musiaf znowu gominem wycie-
rae, .juk to uczynif Ego lutego pc
wnej niew:ascie, ktora ~przyszia z
kwitowa ksiatka, co ME byia DC.
brze pro Sadzona, ale jakos to jej
naprawiono.
Tam Ii tego sekretarxa W po-
niedziaiek ME s'ychac, ,jeno la
ment, wyzywanie, obraze, u ma o.
statku zamiast powiedziec odyho,
Observation-Disclosures Panem Bogiem!
tt sekretarzowi n~ajczqsciej z ust
sic wymknie:- Wynoscie mi sic do
diabfa!
[Dokonczsnie nastepi)
ii. Halik
lO1 Wade Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
s. Dejs, Detroit.
: D. Hamer-ki, Winona
OsowsAi, WenonM
J. Wons, St. Paul

i wielu innych z mniej snemi' datka'
mi, IN ktora to prace nleehaj lch
Pan Bog zdrowiem obdarzy.
Doda6 mi nulozy, 4e kilku
pan6w, dostawszy tyklety, n1ctylko
mic ME zrcbili, ale nawet dotad
tykietow me odseiaja, wskutek
czego tel losowanie SIG opoznifo-
Prosimy tych psnow publicznie, BY
albo pieniadze, alho tykiety ode
stall, gdy& W przeci"nym razio pc
imieniu o ta'towe sic upomniemy.
Panu Odrowazow z Broo-
klyna Bog zapfuo "a %przyslan'e
iednogo dolara jake podarek ola
nieszczesliwegc.
u gteboIsim szacunkiem
Wu,er=yn DAMN
i cpiekujacy sic MIN
haroI D. Nouak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
WIADOMOSCI
Lofty ma sprzedaf-bardzo
taniOl - Zgfosic sic do Biura
prawniczego (.Law o%fficc) W. T.
Valentin ca.
Cor. Lafayette & Bird.
Naszemu po1skiemu hetoscens4

Maszenuu po1skienau H.to~ensu
p. Marcinowi Daszkowskiemu "a
bra} Pan Bog W niespefna dw6ch
tygodniach dwoje dzieci; d. l3 lu-
tego umar} mu starszy synek An
drzej q rs lutego niedawno ma
rodzony Piotr Miko}aj. Pierwsze
dziecko umar}o ma d~yfterya, drugie
ma kaszel. - Wygranie z}otego re
garka pewnie ma}o pocieszy stro-
skanego OLGA.
= Wahsy maityng akcyonaryu-
STOW Wiavusa, ma kt6rym zapro-
wadzone maja bye niektore wazne
zmiany W zarzadzie naszego pisma,
odbedzie sic W piatek, 4 marca, W
lokalu p. Fir. Drazkowskiego.
- Pan Wincenty Lorbiecki
spotka} sic we wtorek, % lutego,
!. Chicago, gdzie pare dni bawi}
jake agent Wiarusa, z Cenzorem
FIR, Gryglaszewskim, ktdry skoh-
czywszy wedr6wke pc koloniach
polskich, ~powraca} do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
MARGIN DASZKOWSKI
z Winony
& ztOty zegarek.
u Pittsburgh pisza do Wtarus1

u Pittsburgh pisza do Wtarusu
y. d. 26 lutcgo:
Dnia 25 lutego odbyto sic W
storze OBJ. Kurola u Nowuka
wcbec ACKNOWLEDGEMENT obywateli
Pittsburgh ~wyiosnwanio zfote5o re.
garka na korzysc kulawego Wa
wrzyhca Dunina. Szczescie u
smiechne}o SIG do numeru 600 i ma
ten padfa wygr"na. Wt"scicielem
tykictu Z powy4szym numerem Jest
oh. MARGIN Daszkowski, czfoneh
grupy Zwiazkowej sw. Jana Chrzci.
oiela Winonic, ktory nshyf
szczealiwy los Oh sekretarza tejie
grupy. ob. ID. Hamerskicgn. H.
garek W ,ych dniach przestany 20
stanic ma reco redaktora Wiarusa,
by go raczyf ~doreczyG p. Hamer-
skicm dla oddsria tomu, ktory
80 wygrat.
IN patryotyczne ~spoiuczucio
j faskawy udziaf W praoy rozsprze-
dania tykiet6w nastepujacym up.
serdeczne podziekowanie skiada
nieszczesliwy VASE Kodak, ktory
nieszczesliwym trsfem stracif swoja
noge. Otto nazwiska sxIachetnych
Dohroczyhcow:
Wiel. x. Jaworski W Pittsburgh
Oh. Morgenstern, Chicago
KaroI Altenburg, KIP. ut. W
Jersey City
h~becki, New York
Jozefowski, KIP. CIV. Put
" Philadelphia
Pstrokohski, ad.jutant
Beczhiewicz,sekr .grupy
Cxernik, Wilkes Barre
Grnbowski, Troy, N. Y.
Mielczarck, Grand Rapids
Ssajnert, Minneapolis
Mulka, In Sale
g A. Sobieralski, Brookiy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03


szeh browarzy, twierdzac, IL robo-
tnicy pc czesci przez picie piwa po-
padaja W nedze. Wogole grupy
Rycerze Piracy niechetnie teraz
przyjmuja piwowardw ma czfonkow.
KOBIETY odniosly diva wiel-
kie zwyciestwa. Gubernator stanu
Kansas podpisaf bill, udzielajacy
kobietom prawa do gfosowanla
PREY wszystkich wyborach. Ia po-
moca togo nowego prawa fanaty'
czni Temperance spodziewaja sic
zgnebiG op6r tax zwanych mlas
trunkowych przeciw ustawie prohl-
bicyjnej. l scnat stanu New
York przyj4f podobny bill = py-
TAME ~przeciez, czy takowy jest
konstytucyjny. Gayby bowiem sejm
miai prawo do rozszcrzania prawa
wvborcxego, TO musia}by mice TAX
re upowaznienie do og%raniczenia
tegoz. Takiej mocy przeclez wcale
ME posiada.
MOST, g}osny anarchists ME
miecki, Skazany W dniu % maJa q
T. "a rewolucyjna mowe ma jedno,
roczne zamkniecie W domu karnym
ma wySp;e pod Nowym forkiem
oraz ma $500 kary p~ienieznrj, pra-
wdopodobnic W dniu % marca Wy
puszczony zostanie ma wolnosc,
gdyz 2 mnicsace kary pewnie m'l
darowanc zostana ia spokojne "a
chowanie sic W %wiezeniu. Owe 500
dolar6w W tych dniach zap}aci} 70
niego iego przyiaciel Rudolf Tiet.
KANSASKA MILlCYA. -
Pomimo silnego oporu i protestow
re strony ludu W stanlc Kansas,
uchwalono wvasygnowat Z kasy
rzadowej 100000 ma utrzymanle
i uzbrojenie tax zwanej milicyi
pahstwowej
Il raportu general = adjutanta
widaG, re wszyscy oicerowie mill
cyl byli p%oprzednio zatrudniani W
biurach lub 20 Ia biurami Kompa-
nil kolei zelaznych. Zo}nierzem
zas tel armii moze zostat tylko
takie indiwiduuni, ktdre bezwzgle-
dnie bedzie pos}usznem ofcerom.
Ktoby sic przyzna}, 70 jest wolno-
myslnym obywatelem, ten przyje-
tym ME zostanie. Me Jest to wiec
organizacya, sk}adajaca sic oby-
wateli, lecz zbieranina. Ale ma co
tez ia milicya zosta}a zorganizowa-
ma? Czyz ma to, ably broniG kraju
Cd napadu Meksykandw, Kanadyj-
czyk6w lub Indyan? Broh Boze,
wcale ME! Przez kapitalist6w ia
organizacya u~stanowiona zosta}a, =
vice must tez broniG ich interes6w
W razic, ,;dyby II. y. strajk mia}
wyhuchnat. - Ola czcgo vice bic
dni r~obotn!cy op}acaja take wiel-
kie podatki ma utrzymanic tel mi
Levi? = 30 i'm rad nakaza}!"
Ruiep czlouch Zniqzhm Ryce-
rag Huey przesFa} do Wiarusa ma
Stepui#cc sprost"wanie:
szanowny poseI Wiktor
X ar}owski myli sic, twierdzac,
re Dist. As. 40 .,uprawniona do
diva razy lyle delcgat6w, jak jaka-
kolwick assemble dystryktowa."
Welding srrawozdania Gen. Sekr.
z konwencyi W Richmond, Va, ID
A, Mr.. 80 by}a uprawnion| do maj
yiskszcj liczhy delegatdw, DO 81;
D. A. Mr.. 40 miala prawo do 81,
q D. A. Mr.. l do 81 dclegatow.
d. A. Nr. / liczv czfonko', co.
600: il. A. 3O-e5,ONN, q D. \. A"
- 10000.
------
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
G0S?00ARRA
W Kasie ~OszczednoSci
Aw Jozefs W Chicago.
Chicago, LII, rs lntego.
Kochany Malstcrku!

Kochany Malstcrku!
Muse Maisterkowi doniesc co
mnie spotkaio W nashej kasie osz
csednstci Jozefa-nio pisse wv Jo-
zefa, bod bym swietemu ublizyf, Ia
czac .jego imiq z TAXA kasa-
Opfacafem kasq W mr.. 2gim
10 akcyj--3 roki, I miesiac "A
dni-a m~ogtbym op'ucac 30akcyj,
nietylko 10. Alem solie pony slai /,
Be iepicj s~"je plcn'""zr wzlac
w~szystkie, a tax bede tez mogf
poznaG, czy TO cygahstwo, czy tel
mic. JeAeii oni, perswadowatem So
hie~-vyplaca podfug mtykutn logo
teraz, to j rzusie rozwiazania
kasy tez doorze w%ypadnie. Ale co
$50 stuio}
Wypowiedziatem ,woie pienia-
DIE 3Odni n%aprzod, jak makazuie
konstytucyn, allen cdehrn' odpo,
wiodz. Sc znraz pc mic przylst mo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
J. |. KrasZeWski
w ATLW

Towarzystwo narodowe J. l..
Kraszewskiego odbfdzie zwyczajne
m~icsieczne posiedzenie, jak zwykle,
W pierwsza niedziele pc pierwszym
kazdego miesiaca, a wiec 6 marca
t. r., W hall Gwardyi K~osciuszko,
o godzinie pol do 4tej Z po}udnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
l!S!AD !EDAK0V

p~oleconych sedohcyom pism po1shich
do u0zgledeienio jake ne mogq-
cych ptaciG "a gasety:
Jan Ma isznerslii, Bay City.
St. Szymahski, Medford,
Walenty MarclnwicMi
Jan Sierkowski, krosno, Ind.
FIR. Czerwihski, Chicago.
[. HI, lichowshi,
Jak5b Czaja, Berlin, Wis. e
Eron, StevenspointMillCreek.
Jakob Kukcwski
w. Knierski, Czqstochowa, Texas.
J. Gawlik
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
H~eW Liscie bic
dak6w %podawani be-
da tylko ci, ktorzy
d4uzej niz kwartaf
..Wiarusa" odbierali
a potem pismo nasze
odrzuciwszy, zap}acit
ME chcieli; oraz wszy-
soy ci, kt6rzy juz
przesz}o rok ,Wiaru-
sa" odbierali, a cho-
ciaz juz odebrali os6-
buy r%achunek, ME
chca zap}acid abona-
mentu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
MILWAUKEE.

Tolksblan numcrze T. 26 lutego
pisze: Ignacy Czerwihski, czto.
mex ,,Gwardyi Kosciuszki" skarzonv
zosta} o odszkodowanic z powodu.
ze mia} niesprawiedliwie ubm5wit
panne Anne Clark. DIVA plotka pc
dobno wysz}a Z grona poIskirh
mezczyzn i kobiet, ktdrc brafy u
dZiai ostatnim halu ,,Guardyi
Kosciuszki." Kapitan Borch"rd t
prosiI panne CLARK do tahca W
skutek teyo innc dziewczeta y za-
zdrosci mia!y panne Clark obgadat.
Parma Clark ma hvt urzciw4 on
IN osoba."
I.ou,. /p,,.S,,, Iu I'n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
Ryoerze pracy.- Malarze

z Merviden, Conn, przystapili do
Zwiazku Rycerzy piracy w B O.
ston zywa odbywa sic agitacya
W sprawie 8 godzin pracy.-
Mularze W Steubenvillc, Ohio, usta-
nowili place dzienna an a RE
Quincy, ILL.,, przeprowadzili ustawe
o 9 godzinach pracy.- Prey zbliza-
jacych sic wyborach wiosennych
po}aczeni robotnicy Z St. Louis
rozwina size 10000 glos6w. As
sembly No. 4741 Z Clinton,
Mass, zak}ada kooperatywny han
del obuwia.- w S nth A d a ms,
Mass, zatozyli Rycerze koopera-
tywny handel miesa znakomitc
robia Interest," Rycerze z Chicago
pracujs tcraz GAIA sila przeciw i
stniejacemu TAME Zwiazkowi kup-
COW wegli. Prawdopodobnic po-
wiedzie i'm sic &C rozerwat. W
w Washington, ID. e., chez sob:e
Rycerzc pobudowaG ognlotrwa}y
gmach "a $4,000. Maja W MIN bye
Biula Zwiazkowc. Czytclnic. Hale
j I. a.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
DANNY R~YCERZAMI.

Portsmouth, Ohio, nicdawnn dam
ska grupa Rycerzy piracy ~urzadzi}a
fair" zarobi}a liza MIN oko}o 50
700. - Liczba czfonkdw tel srupy
wynosi 800. Wszystko dziew-
czets, pracujace W tamtejszych ia
brykach obuwia. Madeline Rycerzc
W amerykahskim wPortsmouth posia
dajs tcraz jedne 2 najpiekniejs zych
hal W micAcic, kt6rs wydzierzawia-
j. innym grupom i towarzystwom-
Przvk}ad godny naaladowanis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
. PENNSYLVANIA.

botnikom W kopalniach wegli pod
Clcarfeld powicdziano, re ich p}ac,
cd | marca . 10 ccntow ma tcni.
beda podwyzszone. W Cumberland
Meyersdalc i innych kopalniach spo
dZlewaja size togo sam"go.